How to Paint Possessed | WARHAMMER 40k | Chaos Space Marines | Heretic Astartes | Black Legion
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- Опубліковано 31 сер 2022
- In this video we go through painting up some of the new Chaos Possessed marines for Warhammer 40k.
#40k #warhammer #spacemarines #PaintingWarhammer
Paints Used:
GW - Rakarth Flesh
S75 - Petroleum grey
S75 - Necro Gold
S75 - Peridot Alchemy
S75 - Dead Flesh
S75 - Drain Life
VMC - Black
VMC US Olive Drab
GW: Games workshop
VMC: Vallejo model colour
VMA: Vallejo model air
VGC: Vallejo game colour
VGA: Vallejo game air
VMCS: Vallejo metal colour series
S75: Scale 75
AK: AK Interactive
W&N: Winsor & Newton
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"Finished is better than perfect" my new mantra, thank you.
Really like how you played around with different finishes. I think I prefer it over a unified finish.
Man the tentacles look so cool, they came up looking really nice.
These are great looking figures
This is exactly the video I wanted. Starting a word bearers army so there's going to be lots of wiggly bits. super achievable, looks ace! thanks for the vid!
These look so dope. Paint job is so fricking good! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Love how the tentacles turned out!
Chaos always peaked some morbid fascination for me, and the urge to convert some vehicles to Nurgle.
Definitely taking a note from this guide. Thanks for sharing!
Bro your intro is awesome. Super entertained while I wait for minis :)
Amazing video and work. A true artist.
THIS IS GREAT! Thanks for sharing!
Maaaaate absolutely smashed it with this one, it's just what I was looking for. Loved the heavier use of oils for painting rather than just pinwashing, found that super helpful. Fully agree with the new chaos releases, they look awesome and I'm looking to pick up a lot of them to paint. This video will come in handy, thanks again! Great stuff as always
Good to hear!
Those are truly INSANE. Well done!
Thanks :)
Always a big fan of personal project video's! Something to do with a combination of seeing what your personal preference is and your level of investment.
I'm starting a Daemonkin themed Word Bearers army and I spent 4 hours last night floundering on the early stages of the flesh since I just couldn't find a scheme that looked decent. I tried like six different contrast recipes over Wraithbone (which I've come to hate basecoating with) so I think I'll try this method, although I use a brush not an airbrush. Thanks for this!
Very nice always liked chaos
Every single video of yours that I watch that uses oils never fails to make me want to give them a go.
One day!
Black, brown, orange. That gives you tons to play with. Do it!!!!!
Love this!!! Just bought 2K of Chaos Space Marines and I’m gonna be starting on the possessed!!!
Nice!! If you use some of the scheme then please tag us in any results, i'd love to see how this looks across an army.
Just joined your Patreon and I was pleasantly surprised how much content is there ! The best patreon yet! Thank you so much! And This video actually made me to start chaos undivided army. You were right, possessed is a great kit. ❤
Awesome! Welcome aboard
Awesome! Welcome aboard
Thanks for the video, i really enjoyed the happy painting!
Thanks Jason, me too.
Beautiful work, Henry!!! :D
Thanks Troy
Hey, Henry! I've started the hobby (I "practiced" on a set of Adepta Sororitas...let's not delve any further) and just started a squad of Black Templars. I watch your videos as soon as they drop and they're REALLY helpful and inspiring. Thanks!
That’s really nice to hear, glad you’re enjoying them. And what a great choice of chapter to start with!
Love the tone of this video, been tryna find that joy in painting happy painting not worrying about being to perfect and getting them done great 👍 great little motivator defo need some more colour oils
You can do it.
Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice!
Literally just about to put my guys together for my Word Bearers. This gives me som many ideas for getting them done in a sensible amount of time!
Nice one!
These look absolutely sick. Im always working on marines when i have time to paint, but youve really got me wanting to try these models out. I guess whats been keeping me away from Chaos is all the trim, but painting them like this looks great
Give them a try, even with the trim they’re worth it!
Looks great Henry
Thanks!
Nice
Thanks, I really enjoyed doing these
Possessed Black Legion : Wow! Them oils sure do make light work of a coverage and then just take some off to leave highlights and years ago we all did the Duncan Rhodes techniques.
I am loving the new Chaos stuff as well it feels like they looked at their old stuff that everyone liked and said let's stick with that but make it now even more so since all the old stuff was made by hand but we all use computers to do things and well they will look better. Some of the other Chaos stuff felt a bit tryhard tbh ha was fine. Stuff like Nurgle marines line was amazing in my eyes. But these models look amazing hell they can easily be used for Gal Vorbak. Just change some stuff here and there
The possessed look so cool, I love how many spidery bits they added, I noticed the helmets you used with the numerous eyes and it's horrifically gorgeous lol
So many creepy bits
Definitely inspires me to use oils c:
Your style is so cool, I just gotta try it when I get these guys myself >.
Damn awesome! The Despoiler requires more of these warriors for his legion hosts Henry. Get your fleshsmiths and hereteks to work and I'm sure an invitation to the Ezekarion is just a warp jump away!
So tempting. Must not reread Talon of Horus….
Most of the time, my painting falls into something similar to your approach, because I'm far from the type who will spend 40-odd hours on a single 32 mm base miniature. My approach is based on efficiency and texture and visual excitement to the best of my ability. I really enjoy your painting and the mood you create with it, whether it's happy painting or not, Henry.
Thanks Christopher. Texture is definitely something I’d like to experiment with a bit more.
EH! Great, now I have to repaint my entire Black Legion army. This armor color came out so great on my possessed that I can't stand to look at my other models.
What pads does everyone use to remove the oil washes? Any names / links would be great!
This Necro Gold looks just like the Eavy Metal paint scheme, which is awesome because they use a tricky mix.
It’s a great colour. Very similar to Blighted gold by P3 if that’s easier for you to get hold of.
I have Argel Tal, the 2 greater possessed, and a box of 5 for a unit of 8 possessed for my word bearers. 8 men for the 8 pointed star.
Perfection
This is happy painting, love that.
Though I must admit I did fall over when you busted the necro gold...where's the decayed metal?!?!?
Amazing vid, only half way through 😁
Don’t tell anyone but I think I’ve done 3 videos in a row without it!
@@cultofpaint well we can't have that 😁next space marine will have to be one of those from The Minotaurs Legion, sort that right out 👍🏻🖖🏻
Love the bases, where are they from?
You are right I am enjoying painting larger models, I dread my Krieg that I put together because they are so small
Those Krieg are amazing minis though
Good video Henry, sometimes I like this approach but you can always add more details later.
For sure
such a great video... wish i could figure out how to paint for fun... always to mich stress to produce miniatures that dont end up in oven cleaner.
It’s tough right.
These look so good and totally agree that oils really work on Daemons and Organics.
Out of interest, do you wait for the oils to cure/dry or do you speed it up somehow? I've made the mistake of varnishing before my oil washes were fully dry and it was a disaster
Thanks David. If I have to speed them up then I let dry naturally for 20-30 mins, then use a hairdryer. Things such as the is you use and the thinners will drastically affect drying time.
For the wash with the oils, did you use a matt varnish before de oils ?
No
I may or may not have started a word bearers army purely because of this kit
Yea!
Do you like the Scale 75 instant colours? Was curious if they'd be similar to contrast through airbrush
Ive not airbrushed with them other than here. I got them primarily to play around with painting skin. I Need to use them some more before commenting on comparison etc to be honest.
Hello new Luperci models.
Big time
Great video. Question: did you varnish before oils / after oils etc, or just one stage of varnishing at the very end once all was done?
Just at the end. And even that was only because of time constraints.
@@cultofpaint was it a matte varnish at the end?
@@joeleigh4321 it was a satin varnish after the oils and then nothing else.
Who makes the wet effects paint you use?
Ammo mig
Awesomeness 😎. That's kinda what I was thinking. Thanks for the response
Henry this is honestly incredible - I know it's miles behind your best but as an army, this would just look so sick. Been struggling with possessed skin and this will do the trick.
Out of interest, if you were looking to adapt this tutorial for non-metallic Word Bearers, any reds you'd recommend to substitute in for the black armour?
Thanks Michael. For the wordbearers take a look at some of the AK reds, they have some nice crimson and burgundy types
What you can paint in a day or two IS my month or two paintjob.
‘Off they go’ 😅
I don't know why people resist using oils, they're cheap, last a really long time and are so easy to work with.
They are the best
My painting environment is my loungeroom/kitchen - I don't have much space so dealing with toxic thinners is a hassle. I still do it sometimes, but I like being able to walk casually up to my desk and paint a few things in a spare moment, and oils don't suit that. I imagine that holds true for a lot of painters.
My only hobby space is right next to my bed so I have to get careful to minimize fumes
@@reubenmccallum3350 Yep I’m in the same boat. The results from oils are undoubtedly amazing, particularly blending, but limited space and a cat who loves sniffing around my work means I only dabble with washes occasionally. The ease of the wet palette and some of the new heavily pigmented paints I just find more relaxing than having to worry about odours and clean up.
Amen to that!
That voice...
You lost me at oil paints and airbrush.
A beginner airbrush and compressor will cost you about £125 these days which is less than a new GWxbox set.
Would I say they're cheap? No... people have different budgets available to them but realistically if you can afford GW models you can afford an airbrush for them.
What if you simply enjoy painting with a brush and loathe the cartoonish way airbrushed minis look?
Still very good for undercoating, basecoating, applying varnishes etc. Extremely good for larger models like vehicles and terrain.
Really good for.some effects in a way you just can't get with a brush.
Every model I paint starts with an airbrush and, quite frequently, I'll apply some sort of highlighting etc. I promise that nothing looks cartoony.
Been painting for quite some time, I’ve got 9 fully painted 40K armies of roughly 3000-4000 points each and 10 bespoke Kill Teams to boot. I also have a significant amount of terrain. Every model was lovingly painted with a brush and paint out of a pot. Airbrushing is primarily marketed to painters who want to get done faster. I’m not concerned with speed. I paint for enjoyment. To each his own.
@@socalastarte6727it’s ok pal not everyone can afford one.